blizzard wrote:If Hamilton or Schumacher had done that everybody would be screeming for a 10 place grid penalty!

Those Red Bitches get away with everything. Man I can't tell you how happy I was when Vettel retired and I saw those disappointed faces
I really really hate that guy. The most overrated driver in F1 history, without such a supreme car he would be nowhere!

Kimi won 8 races in 2005, when McLaren had a supreme car. Without the massive reliability problems he would have won 12 or 13 races.
Schumacher won 13 races in 2004, the last time Ferrari had a dominant car.
This year Red Dumb have a supreme car and Sevastian 'overrated' Vettel has won 4 races and Mark 'average' Webber 3. That's class for ya!

Um, aren't we being slightly petty here? You don't like Red Bull, okay, that's fine. We get it.

Agree!
oh really and how did he won in italy with toro rosso ???and he had a road to pass before he got a supreme car so he must be good if he came to that point to have a supreme car!!!

Pretty nice. Quite a few replays of Webber's crash, some unseen before. I really don't believe for a second he tried to take anyone out, it looks like he just made a split-second decision to try and keep it running, losing as little time as possible. Somewhat hazardous, but understandable.

Rosberg has been critical of Webber, but he probably could (and should) have backed off a bit more himself, instead of committing to the inside line and attempting to go through so fast. He probably had no time to think this through, however.